Our rangers know the animals' behavior intimately, and so they also know that you have to be on your guard around a black rhino, even if you're safely in your vehicle and the animal is still far away in the savanna. Just like this time, with the black rhino mother and her calf, where Willem already had a premonition. But he'll tell the story himself in a moment.
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